This is where you enter information that will shape how the clashfinder is constructed. You should enter the information in this section as completely and accurately as possible before starting to edit the data on your clashfinder.

To add a row (stage) to your clashfinder, click the row where you want the new stage then click the "Duplicate selected stage" button.

To change the name of a row, double-click the row name. Press Enter to finish editing and update the name. Each row has to have a different name. Rows with duplicate names will be shown in red.

To delete a row, select it and click the "Delete selected stage" button.

To add an act to a row, select it and click the "Add an act" button. The selected act will be duplicated.

To edit the name of an act, double-click the act. To finish editing the act name, press enter or click the OK button.

To change the start time of an act, click and drag the act to the left or right. To change the length on an act, click and drag the left or right edge of the act.

To delete an act, click on it and click the Delete Act button. Alternatively delete the act name and press Enter.

To add a day to the end of your clashfinder, click the + button on the right-hand-side of the stages section in the act controls box.

To add a day to the start of your clashfinder, click the + button on the left-hand-side of the stages section in the act controls box

To remove a day from the end of your clashfinder, delete all acts on the day. The date range will be recalculated when the clashfinder is updated.

Once you've edited your clashfinder, click the Update button to submit your edits. Your edits will be lost if you leave this page without clicking Update.

You are editing the sandbox clashfinder, which is designed as a temporary test bed for you to to play with. Anyone can overwrite your edits at any time. If you want to make a proper clashfinder (that is, one you'll tell other people about) set one up here.

Paste clashfinder data from Excel into this form. The dropdown boxes set the column types. Your cells should be separated by tabs.

Many different date formats can be used but yyyy-mm-dd is the least ambiguous; try that if you're having problems.

Replace existing data
but attempt to retain the existing stage order

Use American date format (mm/dd/yyyy)

Acts after midnight have the previous day's date. Tick this box if acts that start after midninght are appearing a day too early.

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